Резня во имя религии. Боевики в парижском офисе французского сатирического журнала Charlie Hebdo застрелили 12 человек.

Боевики в парижском офисе французского сатирического журнала Charlie Hebdo застрелили 12 человек, что назвали явным  нападением боевиков исламистов.

Четыре известных карикатуриста журнала, в том числе его редактор, числятся среди погибших, и также двое полицейских.

Полицейские проводят спец операцию по поиску трех боевиков, бежавших на машине.

Президент Франсуа Олланд заявил, что без сомнений этот теракт носил характер "исключительного варварства".

Нападавшие в масках открыли огонь из автоматов в офисе издания и обменялись выстрелами с полицией на улице за пределами офиса незадолго до побега на машине. Позже они росили автомобиль в Рю де Мо, что на севере Парижа.

Мир осудил произошедшее злодеяние, совершенное в Париже. Осуждение прозвучали не только от лидеров разных стран, но и со стороны большого числа организаций гражданского общества, которые выразили свою глубокую озабоченность по поводу событий. Многие мусульмане также присоединились к осуждению произвола. Всемирно известный исламский ученый, профессор Оксфордского университета Тарик Рамадан написал:

"Вопреки тому, что, по-видимому, пытались сказать убийцы в результате атаки офиса Charlie Hebdo, эту месть совершил не пророк, наша религия, наши ценности и наши исламские принципы в результате этого были преданы и подпорченны. Мои осуждения  являются абсолютными и я разгневан (здоровым гневом и тысячу раз оправданным) этим ужасом!!!"

источник: commonspace.eu

фото: спасатели выносят на каталке жертву нападения на офис французского сатирического журнала Charlie Hebdo утром, 7 января 2015.

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